85% of Indonesian Youth Will Live in Their Own Homes by 2024

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Nabilah Muhamad 08/01/2025 11:12 WIB

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BPS data shows that the majority, or 85.02%, of young people in Indonesia lived in their own homes in March 2024.

Proportion of Indonesian Youth by Homeownership Status (March 2024)

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Proportion of Indonesian Youth by Homeownership Status (March 2024)

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According to data from the Central Statistics Agency (BPS), as of March 2024, there were 64.22 million young people, or residents aged 16-30 years, in Indonesia.

Of this number, the majority, or 85.02%, live in their own homes. A home is considered self-owned if it is owned by one of the household members who falls into the youth category.

When viewed based on village classification, the percentage of young people living in their own homes is higher, reaching 93.05%. Meanwhile, in urban areas, the figure is 79.82%.

Next, 9.11% of young people live in rent-free homes, meaning housing obtained from another party (family/non-family/parents living elsewhere) and can be occupied without paying anything.

Then, 5.16% of young people rent or lease, and 0.71% live in official residences or other types of housing.

BPS also recorded that 63.82% of Indonesian youth live in decent housing.

"Healthy housing is housing that supports the overall physical, mental, and social well-being," wrote BPS in a report titled *Indonesia Youth Statistics 2024*.

Editor : Erlina Fury Santika

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